Irwin County Georgia Genealogy and History

January 22, 1818 a treaty was signed at the Creek Indian Agency on the Flint River and gave the American Government a huge portion of land which belonged to the Creek Indians and later became Irwin County, Georgia. These lands purchased from local tribes were surveyed into 16 land districts and those 16 land districts were then surveyed into land lots. The County was organized in 1820 and named for Governor Jarred Irwin, a native North Carolian. See the history of Irwin County.

This site is a member of the American History and Genealogy Project (AHGP) an unincorporated not-for-profit network of independent sites devoted to History and Genealogy and covering North American Countries and Territories. For more information about our group, including how you can join us, please see our about page. My name is Dennis N. Partridge, and I along with Judy White are the host of this county.